Established on 30th May 2012, the Centre for Human Rights Enforcement & Prisoners Aid (CHREP-Aid) is a non-profit and a charitable organization that works to promote the welfare of vulnerable and marginalised groups especially prisoners and people in detention in Ghana. The founder of CHREP-Aid Ghana, Lawyer Kwaku Antwi-Agyei, based his strong conviction to advocate for the enforcement of human rights to eradicate injustice from the Ghanaian Penal System and to advocate for a Justice System where Prison Homes shall become Reformative Centres. CHREP-Aid is a not-for-profit campaigning for the rights of people in prison and the progressive reform of the Ghanaian Penal System. Established in 2012, CHREP-Aid has a well established voice in public debate on the Ghanaian Justice System. CHREP-Aid is based in Sunyani, Ghana.

Description Of Job

•  To research the opportunities available in relation to income generation from large and small trusts, statutory grant making bodies.
•  To research, develop and maintain database of small trusts and funds.
•  In collaboration with the Programmes Director coordinate letter based approaches to multiple fund givers.
•  To record and acknowledge any donations from small trusts.
•  In collaboration with the Programmes Director and in line with CHREP-Aid’s current fundraising strategy, to formulate project specific fundraising letters/correspondence.

Qualification Required & Experience

Experience/Skills

•  Experience of writing fundraising applications within the voluntary sector
•  Some knowledge of and commitment to CHREP-Aid’s vision and aims
•  Experience of developing and maintaining excel spreadsheets.

Line management:
This role is managed by the Programmes Director with supervision and guidance provided.

How To Apply For The Job

If you are interested please contact:-

chrepaid.gh@gmail.com

for an application form and send it to us with a sample of your written work by 27 September (email, address and phone number are on the form).

Closing Date: 10th August, 2012

Samples of written work should be no more than 1,000 words and should not have been edited by anyone but you (you can submit excerpts from longer pieces of writing).